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321-Unit Friendship Heights Project Begins Pre-Leasing, Total Wine To Open This Summer

  • March 10th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A rendering of the new development. 

The redevelopment of a Friendship Heights mall is nearly complete and pre-leasing of the apartments is beginning.

Developer Tishman Speyer announced Monday that its reimagination of the Mazza Gallerie mall (map) as a residential development has begun pre-leasing. UrbanTurf has also learned that Total Wine & More and TJ Maxx will be opening at the 7-story, 321-unit apartment project along Wisconsin Avenue at the end of the summer. 

When complete, the project, designed by Danish architect 3XN, will have an undulating facade along Wisconsin Avenue, and the units will range from studios to three-bedroom homes, including 12 duplex townhouses and 29 penthouses with private terraces. Resident amenities include a courtyard pool and sundeck, a golf simulator, and a landscaped roof deck with a large event space and demonstration kitchen.

There will also be 20,000 square feet of new ground floor retail along Wisconsin Avenue with a focus on boutique stores and a mix of fast casual and full-service food offerings. 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/321-unit_friendship_heights_project_begins_pre-leasing_total_wine_to_open_t/23273.

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